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Hat tip to Maringuy for pointing out this provocative ad for Canadian Club. Is this return to the '60's part of all of the Mad Men madness mixed in with a little '70's Swingtown?
Copy: He went out. He got two numbers in the same night. He drank cocktails. But they were whisky cocktails. Made with Canadian Club. Served in a rocks glass. They tasted good. They were effortless. Damn right your dad drank it.
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It's a convenient comparison, but this campaign was out before Mad Men ever hit the airwaves (and DVRs).
Posted by: pylbug | Thursday, August 21, 2008 at 03:03 PM
Actually, Mad Men launched in July of 2007, and the Canadian Club ad followed in October 2007.
Posted by: daveibsen | Thursday, August 21, 2008 at 04:27 PM